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Breaking News	Fri, 3 Sep 2010

File - Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, center, holds the hands of Latin Patriarch Michel Sabbah, left, the top Roman Catholic clergyman in the Holy Land, and a unidentified member of the Christian church delegation, as they leave Arafat's office in the West Bank town of Ramallah Monday, Dec. 24, 2001.

Mideast Photos Politics Religion Wikipedia: Peace process in the IsraeliPalestinian conflict

Palestinians, Christians and the Politics of Compassion
Article by WorldNews.com correspondent Dallas Darling. | Even now as Presbyterian leaders prophetically issue statements calling for the U.S. to end its military aid to Israel unless Tel Aviv stops it... (photo: AP / Nasser Nasser)
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Ban Ki-moon, left, Secretary General of United Nations listens to British Foreign Minister David Miliband, right, who chaired a Security Council meeting at U.N. Headquarters Tuesday May 20, 2008.

Mideast Photos Politics UK Wikipedia: David Miliband

Gilad Atzmon: The Lowest Of The Low
Millions of ballot papers have been sent out yesterday to those eligible to vote in the Labour leadership election. Symbolically enough, this happened the day Tony Blair, the British PM who launched t... (photo: AP / David Karp)
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Amazon river level in Peru at 40-year low
The Amazon river has dropped to its lowest level in 40 years in north-eastern Peru, causing severe economic disruption in a region where it is the main transport route. | At least six large boats have... (photo: AP / Silvia Izquierdo) BBC News
Amazon Peru Photos Transport Wikipedia: Amazon River

In this picture taken Wednesday, Sept. 1 2010, a person walks past the front door of the state-run children's home called Casa Pia in Lisbon.

Portugal child sex abuse trial draws to close
The panel of judges in a mammoth child sex abuse trial in Portugal is to deliver its verdict, more than five years after court hearings began and amid widespread public scepticism about the judicial s... (photo: AP / Francisco Seco) BBC News
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In this April 5, 2010 file photo, Astrophysicist Stephen Hawking, of England, presents a lecture titled, "Out of a Black Hole" at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.

Hawking outlines idea of God's redundancy in latest book
| LONDON - God did not create the universe and the Big Bang was an inevitable consequence of the laws of physics, the eminent British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawkin... (photo: AP / Dave Einsel, File) Irish Times
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Wind and surf move in on beachfront houses in Nags Head, N.C., Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010 as Hurricane Earl moves up the east coast.

Atlantic Beach hosts hurricane parties as Earl nears
As Hurricane Earl raged on the seas south-west of North Carolina, the coastal town of Atlantic Beach felt deserted. | A few surfers braved the huge crashing waves. Locals... (photo: AP / Gerry Broome) BBC News
Carolina Hurricane Photos Weather Wikipedia: Hurricane Earl (2010)

People walk past a branch of Burger King in central London Thursday July 25, 2002. Britain´s Diageo PLC said Thursday it has agreed to sell Burger King Corp., the world´s second-largest fast-food business, to a consortium of U.S. investors. (

3G Capital to acquire Burger King for $3.3 bn
LOS ANGELES | NEW YORK: Burger King Holdings, the No. 2 US fast-food chain, agreed to sell itself to investment firm 3G Capital for about $3.26 billion in a deal analysts... (photo: AP Photo ) The Times Of India
Business Company Photos US Wikipedia: Burger King

Pakistan's one-day captain Shahid Afridi, top center right, huddles with the rest of his team before the one-day cricket match between Somerset County Cricket Club and Pakistan at the County Ground in Taunton, England, Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010.

Cricket: Pakistan three to sit out the rest of tour
5:30 AM Friday Sep 3, 2010 Share Email Print | TAUNTON - Pakistan team manager Yawar Saeed says the three players at the centre of fixing allegations will not play in the... (photo: AP / Matt Dunham) NZ Herald
Cricket Pakistan Photos Scandal Wikipedia: Match fixing

France's budget Minister Eric Woerth, waits to welcome Swiss Foreign Minister Micheline Calmy-Rey, unseen, shortly before their meeting in Paris, Wednesday, March 18, 2009.

French minister admits role in L'Oreal heiress saga
| PARIS (Reuters) - French Labour Minister Eric Woerth, the man spearheading a controversial pension reform, admitted on Thursday he had intervened in favour of the wealt... (photo: AP / Francois Mori) The Star
France Photos Politics Scandal Wikipedia: Liliane Bettencourt

In this June 13, 2009 file photo, an electrical linesman repairs cables as illegal subsidiary wires are seen mangled to the main cables in Allahabad, India. Stealing of power is a frequent phenomenon in Indian towns.

Bringing Light to India's Rural Areas
| BANGALORE, INDIA — As dusk falls, the sound of children singing fills the air at the SOS Tibetan Children’s Village in Bylakuppe, five hours’ drive fr... (photo: AP / Rajesh Kumar Singh, File) The New York Times
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Apple Computer Inc. CEO Steve Jobs smilles to reporters after a press conference as he opens the Apple Expo in Paris,Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2005.

Apple takes on Google, Microsoft with web TV
San Francisco, Sep 3, (Reuters): Thursday, September 02, 2010 --> | Apple Inc unveiled a smaller, cheaper version of its web to TV device on Wednesday, stepping up a batt... (photo: AP / Christophe Ena) Deccan Herald
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A woman passes nearby burning tyres in a street in Maputo, Thursday Sept. 2, 2010 a day after police opened fire on stone-throwing crowds who were protesting rising prices in this impoverished country.

Troops clear barricades, Mozambique riots persist
| MAPUTO (Reuters) - Mozambique's government deployed troops to clear barricades in the capital as angry protesters blocked roads and looted shops on Thursday, the second... (photo: AP / Nastasya Tay) The Star
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Business

Service Sector Expands for 8th Consecutive Month

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Bernanke warns big boys

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Service Sector Expands for 8th Consecutive Month

Student loan becomes $250,000 nightmare

Bernanke warns big boys

Sport

Netball: Test series of little impact on Delhi, say rivals

Netball: Tutaia and Van Dyk respond in style

Soccer: Ward may provide needed spark

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Experts see trouble ahead for developed world

Asia

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	Khushwant Singh: I write the truth, which is often hurtful
	Baidu's primary goal is ultimate functionality
	Netball: Test series of little impact on Delhi, say rivals

Muslim worshippers offer prayers outside Kashmir's grand mosque (Jamia Masjid) during Jumat-ul-Vida in Srinagar September 3, 2010. Thousands of Kashmiri Muslims thronged the mosques and shrines to offer special prayers on Jumat-ul-Vida, the last and concluding Friday of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.

Muslims across India offer prayers on last Friday of Ramadan

	Mideast talks decide on bimonthly stock-taking
	Turkey Grants U.S. Military Limited Concession on Using Its
	Pessimism Permeates Mideast Media on Peace Talks
	Iranian president urges Palestinians to fight on

Palestinian inspects the rubble of an abandoned house that was destroyed in an Israeli air strike in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip August 18, 2010. Israel carried out air strikes against targets in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday after two soldiers were wounded in a mortar bomb attack by militants, the Hamas Islamist group and Palestinian witnesses said. There were no immediate reports of injuries. The Israeli military had no immediate comment. (Photo By Ahmed Deeb/ WN)

Peace talks a test of Netanyahu

South America

Africa

	Venezuela's rife crime political peril for Chavez
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	Nissan Announces Plan to Grow Presence in Argentina
	Serbia win thriller

Paraguay head coach Gerardo Martino waits prior to the World Cup quarterfinal soccer match between Paraguay and Spain at Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa, Saturday, July 3, 2010.

Gerardo Martino Announces Paraguay Team To Take On Japan

	Iranian president urges Palestinians to fight on
	Abbas has little support at home
	Ndzimande Maps Way Forward for Fets
	Task-Shifting Could Improve HIV Treatment And Prevention

Ivory Coast's Salomon Kalou, right, is challenged by Ghana's Michael Essien during their African Cup of Nations Group B soccer match in Cabinda, Angola, Friday, Jan. 15, 2010.

Essien puts international career with Ghana on hold

Australia

Caribbean

	Scientist freed after US airport scare
	Strong earthquake leaves NZ trembling
	Premier Anna Bligh more unpopular than nuclear power
	Cops seized sports car then crashed it

India in talks with Indonesia, Australia on tsunami warning

	A Symphony of Steel
	Cuba's Fidel Castro has 1st public speech in years
	Haiti: UN mission launches community projects to provide job
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